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Mourinho under fire over team doctor treatment

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho found himself at the eye of a
storm on Thursday as criticism mounted over reports he has sidelined the
Premier League champions’ team doctor Eva Carneiro.

British media reports claim
Carneiro will no longer attend Chelsea’s matches or training sessions after
Mourinho lambasted her and physiotherapist Jon Fearn for running onto the pitch
to treat Eden Hazard during the latter stages of last weekend’s 2-2 draw at
home to Swansea City.

The outspoken Mourinho, who
said that Carneiro and Fearn had been “impulsive and naive”, has received
widespread criticism, with Liverpool’s former head of sports medicine Peter
Brukner branding his behaviour “absolutely appalling”.

In a statement on Thursday, the
Premier League Doctors’ Group described Carneiro’s reported demotion as “unjust
in the extreme”.

It added: “In the publicised
incident in last Saturday’s game against Swansea, the Chelsea medical staff
were clearly summoned onto the field of play by the match referee to attend to
a player.

“A refusal to run onto the
pitch would have breached the duty of care required of the medical team to
their patient.

“It is a huge concern that Dr
Carneiro has been subjected to unprecedented media scrutiny and a change in her
professional role, merely because she adhered to her code of professional
conduct and did her job properly.”

Chelsea and Mourinho are yet to
comment on reports that Carneiro’s role has changed, but he is expected to
address the media at his weekly press conference on Friday.

Chelsea were down to 10 men
against Swansea following the dismissal of goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois and were
temporarily reduced to nine players as Hazard was obliged to leave the field
after receiving treatment.

Mourinho felt that Hazard had
not been sufficiently injured to warrant treatment and said that although
referee Michael Oliver had waved them on, Carneiro and Fearn’s actions showed
that they did not “understand the game”.

– ‘Integrity and
professionalism’ –

Carneiro thanked people for
their support in the aftermath of the incident, writing on Facebook on Sunday:
“I would like to thank the general public for their overwhelming support.
Really very much appreciated.”

Reports emerged on Tuesday that
her role would be changing, but that she would be keeping her position as
first-team doctor.

Carneiro, born in Gibraltar to
a Spanish father and English mother, joined Chelsea in February 2009 and was
promoted to the role of first-team doctor and assistant medical director by
Andre Villas-Boas, one of Mourinho’s predecessors, in 2011.

The chief executive of the
Football Medical Association, Eamonn Salmon, said that Carneiro had been
correct not to factor in the status of the match when she decided to go to
Hazard’s aid.

“We fully support the actions
of our members and colleagues in this incident, who acted with integrity and
professionalism at all times,” he said.

“Factors extraneous to the
immediate medical needs of the patient, such as the stage and state of the
game, cannot be part of their consideration at such time.”

Football Association director
and former England women’s footballer Kelly Simmons, meanwhile, expressed hope
that the row would not deter women from working in football.

“That’s obviously an issue for
Chelsea,” she said.

“I’m not close to it and I’ve
only seen headlines in the newspapers, but what I would say is we want to see
more women in all roles in football, so hopefully what’s happened in the last
48 hours won’t put off young women wanting to work in what is a fantastic
industry.”

Carneiro previously hit the
news in March this year when footage emerged of her being targeted by sexist
chanting during games against Manchester United and Arsenal, prompting outcry.

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